Fermain Valley Hotel

We chose this hotel as an option to staying in St Peter Port itself : it is located in a beautiful valley leading ( quite steeply ) down to Fermain beach and is about 10 minutes from the town. The platinum rooms are lovely, large and well furnished with views over the valley. The hotel is in very good condition and keep very clean and there are spacious outside seating and eating areas. The staff are quite delightful, helpful and clearly well-trained : there is also a shuttle that can take you on short journeys and the bus GBP 1.50 per trip ) stops at the top of the road. The food in the hotel's restaurants is good although we did not like the Mexican Buho which we found too cafeteria-like and quite noisy.

We stayed at the Fermain Valley hotel for 3 nights. Its position was stunning, overlooking Fermain Bay, with a short (but steep) walk through the hotel’s grounds to get to the lovely bay below. Room (#10, Silver option) was very spacious and well appointed with a nice sea view. Breakfast was cooked to order with a great variety of other items. It was lovely to sit on the terrace for breakfast. We ate in the steak restaurant and Mexican restaurant, both great. Throughout our stay, all staff we encountered were really helpful and attentive. Overall, hard to find a fault

We had a fantastic 3 night stay at Fermain Valley. The fresh water and sweets in reception were a lovely touch. We stayed in an incredible spacious room (12) in the main building. It was very clean and the beds were extremely comfortable. The breakfast was AMAZING with a selection of fresh fruit, pastries and juice followed by a chef made meal of your choice. We tried as many dishes as we possibly could on the list. On our final morning we walked down to the bay and spent a few peaceful hours there before flying home. We will be back!

Such a great stay. All of the staff were friendly and went above and beyond. Greeted with a warm welcome on reception and at breakfast. We used the pool and Sauna and had it all to ourselves. We ate in the Mexican restaurant, Budo and it was amazing. Great atmosphere, attentive staff and great food. Walked from the hotel along coast path to St Peter Port which was easy and convenient. Will definitely return in the summer to enjoy the terrace.

Our first room wasn’t quite right but the staff changed us into another with no problems whatsoever. Apart from the quiet location and birdsong the best thing about this lovely place are the staff. Nothing was too much trouble and the breakfast team were amazingly friendly and very efficient. We will 100% be returning here. Thank you to you all.

A very clean and well kept hotel in a beautiful, peaceful setting. Lovely restaurants with the breakfasts and afternoon tea being particularly good. Staff were very attentive, helpful and friendly. We stayed for three nights and had a very relaxing time. If we were disappointed in anything it would be the room size. It was adequate but we expected something larger for the cost. Overall though, a lovely hotel which we would stay in again without hesitation

We’ve stayed here a few times, but feels like they’ve really upped their game in recent months - beds are always comfy, staff always friendly, hotel always well presented - but the smaller perks they’ve introduced give it a lovely personal touch now. Our kids (we stayed in a family room) were given stuffed toys on arrival. My dad a bottle of wine in his room. The milk & cookies in the evening were a nice touch too. Otherwise the pool is great - nice and warm; even on cold days. And the Fermaine Valley itself is always beautiful. Highly recommended.

Amazing hotel in a great location for St Peters Port. Staff very friendly can't do enough for you. If ever in Guernsey would defo use again.

On checking in at the hotel we were given rooms 38 & 39. The suitability of these rooms were questioned as prior research on social media had suggested that these rooms were noisy and overlooked a service area. The receptionist insisted that this was not the case. On visiting the rooms it was found that the rooms overlooked the entrance to a restaurant or a service area where there was: a) staff stood smoking. b) loose rubbish on the floor. c) bins of empty bottles. d) some sort of plant/equipment. e) the strong smell of food. The strong smell of food and the potential for noise from bin related activities and plant/equipment would have prevented the windows from being left open overnight. Problems with the showers were reported but not acted upon whilst during our stay. Also: 1. From the C.I Travel Group printed brochure, “All rooms have…. & fresh fruit”. No fresh fruit was provided. 2. The ‘Ocean Greek Eats’ restaurant was closed in the evenings. The restaurant was used for breakfasts and light lunches (no necessarily Greek based) but nothing else. The bar that served the terrace was generally unmanned, and you had to go looking elsewhere in the hotel for someone to serve you. 3. The breakfast service was fairly hap-hazard, verging on Fawlty Towersesc. Some days you might get Tea & Coffee but no cups. Others you might get a rack with one half a slice of brown toast and half a slice of white toast. Other days you might get a full rack of white toast and another full of brown toast. 4. Comments made by several members of the staff suggested that there was not enough staff employed to run the bars and restaurants. 5. Most of the ‘Sun Terrace’ was barriered off for no apparent reason despite the hotel being full. 6. Whilst checking out, our car was reversed into by the hotel Courtesy Mini-bus. The driver of the curtsey made no apparent attempt to contact us but thankfully the incident was witnessed by another resident and captured on a dashcam.